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Reverse Engineering | CTF Newbies | Part 1
March 29, 2024, 4:57 a.m. | HackTheBox SRMIST
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Introduction
These challenges are designed in such a way that forces the contestants to understand what a program does.
Reverse Engineering as the name suggests, is reversing something that is already made, to learn its internals and working. It is the process of Analyzing and Understanding, A particular piece of code, software, electronics, etc…….
Why do you need such challenges in CTF ?
In basic CTF’s Reversing challenges are mostly a piece of compiled software, for you to reverse, understand, …
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